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It's a late 1970's model Camaro, 1978,1979. How much will it cost to have a locksmith come out and rekey the ignition?

Does the whole ignition need to be changed or can a car be rekeyed if the original ignition key is lost?

My elderly mother-in-law has a 2nd (possibly 3rd) generation Chevrolet Camaro she's thinking of selling. It's been stored in a garage for the last 15 years. The body's a bit dinged up and nobody knows if the car still runs, the key's are lost. The title's also misplaced, but she can apply for a replacement title. What I'd like to know is, what would be a fair estimate for the car, based on the provided info. Whoever picks it up will most likely have to bring a flat bed tow truck and the car is far from "mint" condition. Also, are there any Illinois/Wisconsin/Indiana car dealers that would be interested in this vehicle? (I know some dealers are always on the lookout for Corvettes)

Asking this on behalf of an elderly couple: They have a masonry chimney that's starting to fall apart. The house is built around the chimney, with only the top part exposed. It is this part that's started to crumble, with one or two bricks that have already fallen completely out. So far, with two quotes out of four, the cost is going to be somewhere between $3500 and $4000 to have it torn down and rebuilt using new bricks. Is there any other way for them to legally and cheaply replace the top part of the chimney?Can the top part be replaced with metal?(Aesthetics isn't important)

I need to replace the climate control backlight. Which kind of bulb do I need? A Wagner BP74?

I'm considering buying a multi-family home in Berwyn, IL. Is Berwyn decent?

What is the fastest, cheapest way for a non-teaching degree university graduate with experience in teaching kindergarten aged children (done abroad) to become a certified ECE (type 04) teacher in Illinois? Also, what's the pay range for ECE teachers and the job outlook?

I'm looking for a decent (safe) town with cheap single family- or multi-family homes within 30-40 minutes commute of northern Chicago.

I'd like to trade in my gas lawn mower for a reel lawn mower.

I'm looking at buying a 2-flat in Illinois with my spouse. As I had to give up working full time (one of us had to) I'd like to ensure that the 2-flat will belong to me, outright. Should we divorce, it'll be significantly harder for me to re-establish a decent income. We never signed a prenuptial and I was wondering if this is the kind of issue that a post-nuptial contract can address.

I live in Illinois and I already have a degree.